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Home My WebLink About7/5/1960VERO BEACH PRESS -JOURNAL Published Weekly Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida COUNTY OF INDIAN RIVER: STATE OF FLORIDA Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J. J. Schumann, who on oath says that he is Business Manager of the Vero Beach Press -Journal, a weekly newspaper published at Vero Beach in Indian River County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a"------------------------------------------------------------------- in the matter of ----- ---A.�---- - - in the lished in said newspaper in the issues of ----------------------- Court, was pub- ------------�_� t -1 I---�1__r-- ,-1 A -9--------------------------------- ----- ---- ---------------------------- --- - Affiant further says that the said Vero Beach Press -Journal is a newspaper published at Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Indian River County, Florida, weekly and has been entered as second class mail matter at the post office in Vero Beach, in said Indian River County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceeding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertisement for publication in the said newspaper. Sworn to and subscribed before me this _____ 3 _-- ofA. D. _-J-9-40 (Clerk of (SEAL) Business Manager) Circuit Court, Indian River County, Florida) NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners ofl Indian River County, Florida, will, receive sealed bids at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, July', 5, 1960, and at said time publicly' open the same at the meeting of said Board to be held in the County Commissioners Room, Indian River'I County Courthouse, Vero Beach, Florida, for the sale by the County', of nine (9) houses and buildings i located on the right of way of the new alignment of U. S. Highway NO.11 1 known as follocps : SRD No.. }0% Leroy Bolen SRD No;/ 1 -.Clyde Kemp SRD No. 4414 Abram McGriff SRD No�48 — Abram McGriff : SRD No? 11 , James Scott SRD No. 64 Lillian Helsel SRD No. 154 yC R. B. LeBase Sr. SRD No. 164Z Gerhard Hans ' Facklam � SRD No., -f'93 — Charles L. Brown The above houses and buildings must be salvaged or moved intact, as the successful bidder may desire, from the right of way within 1> days from acceptance of the bid. The County reserves the right to reject any and all or to award th bids separately or as a whole s the bids should be in that form. 'i All bids shall be in a sealed e_ velope, marked on the outsid "Bids for houses," and shall accompanied by a good faith de- posit of ten percent of the total amount of the bid. Anything not removed within the time specified shall remain the property of the County. If further information is desired contact the County Engineer. This 10th day of June, 1960. BOARD OF COUNTY COM- MISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIV-i ER COUNTY, FLORIDA By ROBERT GRAVES Chairman June 16, 23, 1960. The Chairman read the foregoing Notice and bids were opened as follows: Edgar Brooks - Bids $500.00 on SRD #31 Erma Kemp - Bids $1500.00 on SRD #31 Arkell Clark - Bids $20.00 on SRD #31 F. G. Fletcher - Bid $200.00 on SRD 48 for salvage only James Scott - Bid $110.00 on SRD 61 F. G. Fletcher - Bid $50.00 on SRD #154 salvage only Russell G. Cappelen - Bid $625.00 on SRD #154 for salvage only Aubrey Waddell - Bid $125.00 on SRD #164 for salvage only F. G. Fletcher - Bid $60.00 on SRD 193 for salvage only Clyde Hurst - Bid $76.00 on SRD 193 for salvage only Wilbur Bass - Bid $110.00 on SRD 193 for salvage only Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, it was moved that on the items on which there was only one bid, that they be accepted. They are as follows: SRD #48 to F. G. Fletcher for $200.00; SRD #61 to James Scott for $110.00; SRD #164 to Aubrey Waddell for $125.00. Upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, the following bids were accepted: SRD #31 to Erma Kemp for $1500.00; SRD #154 to Russell G. Cappelen for $625.00; SRD #193 to Wilbur Bass for $110.00. Further upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, the County Engineer was authorized to destroy and remove houses on SRD #10 and 24. Mrs. Lillian Helsel was present and stated she would like to buy SRD #64 and would bid $25.00 for same. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, the bid of $25.00 by Mrs. Helsel for SRD #64 was accepted to be removed from the property. Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Mc - Cullers and unanimously carried, that the County Engineer be instructed to remove the houses on SRD 24, SRD 35, and SRD 201. 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N011112d 'T# ITun Q/S PuPTsI pTgoaO uT puoa oTTgnd P go lard P gsTToqu PUP 990TO oq Auudwo0 quawdoTanao puPTsI pTgoaO woaj uoiiTlad P paluasaad pup pauog aq3 aaoTaq paauaddu puuTaagjnS iq SUTaog 'uPUTaaaW To SuTaog '114 'W 'y 00:01 IP puZ jstlfny uo TPsodsTp a2pap? aog asTgnupa3 P aoj aoTnaaS uoTiviTuPS s,Apuy pup aoTnaaS uoTjvjTuC TPanx go isanbaa aKI uo pTaq aq BuTauaq oTTgnd ipgi `paTazPo pup TTappPM aauoTssTwwoO Xq papuooas 'saaTTnOoN aauoTssTwwoO Aq appw uoTjoY1 uodn pup aallpw aqj uT uoTssnosTp awos aaagy •@pTm-Ajunoo aoTnias a2Pgap2 aoj asTgoupa3 a 2uTisanbaa z3ITA •O 'y •IY1 Wag auaX IsPT go IsnSny uT panTaoaa uaaq pPq aallaT P IPgI pa2PIs xaaTO aqy -XIunoo agq go Paap uTPlaao s uT uoTIoaTToo a?pgaP$ aoj asTgouPag anTsnToxa up ao3 uoilTiad P paquasaad a-DTnaag uoTjpjTuPS TPanx aoj KauaoIIV 'uosxovf jaagox Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, that public hearing be held for vacating said road on August 2, 1960 at 9:30 A. M. Geo. S. Coven of the Wabasso Civic Club was present and stated that it seemed their lease on the County Wabasso Beach had run out and requested they be allowed a new lease. Irene McHargue was also present and stated she would like to have the lease on the property as she is now running the inn and keeping the property up. After some discussion in the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, it was decided that the County would advertise for proposals on this property, said proposals to be returnable on August 2nd. A committee of Commissioner Waddell and Commissioner McCullers were appointed to work with anyone who would be interested in submitting a proposal. Dorothy Zeuch of the pilot club was recognized by the Chair and pre- sented a revised budget for the operation of a nursing home. Quite a dis- cussion was held and it was the consensus of opinion by the Board that such a home at this time would cost too much to operate. Milton Strickland was recognized by the Chair and stated that they would like the hours for the sale of alcoholic beverages changed to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages from 1 o'clock P.M. on Sunday to 12 midnight the year around instead of just 4 months out of the year. After some dis- cussion in the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried the following Resolution was adopted: VaINOlj 'HJV38 0213^ 'MVI 1V S)AN21011V 'H1V3H R ONOWVIO 'HlIWS '096I `6 ATn f uo 1g2TupTuT 1p anTIOalla �I awo0aq TTpgs uoTlnlosall sTgl 1Lg1 CMA'gOSR-d 2IRH.LNfld IT 3g I xaaM gaua to AvPuOW uo -W •V VOTO,o 00:L Pun •W -V �100I0,0 IO:ZT To s-Tnoq oqi uaaMlaq `UP!-TOTA 3O wowi.Tudoa 02L.zanag 31L1S aqi -Topun asuaOTT p 2urplog aould Auu UT pownsuoo JO pan.zas aq of p011TUTzad -To pan zas zo pownsuoO `plos aq Apw 'lg$TOM Aq IOgoaTn ;O luaa .zad auo uugl a -Tow 2uTurpluoO s02L.zanaq ITP `ST 1pL[1 `sa2L.zanaq OTTOgOOTL ON •E •AupunS gOLa uo -W 'd �POTO,O 00:T Pup *W •V XOOIO,O 00:T Io s-Tnoq aq1 uaaMlaq pp!joi3 To 1uawi-TLdaQ 02UJOn00 oim1 aql -Topun asuaOTl L $uTplog weld AuL uT p@wnsuoO JO pan.zas aq 01 pallTuz.zad .To pan.zas zo pownsuoO `plos aq Am '1g2TaM Aq Iogoolu Io luaO -Tod auo upgl a.Tow 2uruTLluo3 Sa2L.zanaq llu `ST 1pgl `sa2L.zanaq OTTOgOOTV ON •Z -App-TniuS .TO App!-Tg `Aups-Tnq,L `ArpsaupaM `ALpsanL goua To 'W *V 1T3OT0,O 00:L Pup 'W *V )IOOTO,o 00:I to s znog 041 uaaMlaq LPPOTd TO wowixedoo 02p.zan3g a1p1( aq1 zapun asuaOTl p 2urploq oovld Aue UT pauznsuo) JO paAJOS aq of pa11TUT.Tod -To pan.zas jo pouznsuoO `plos aq Arw `1g2TOM Aq TOgoOlu ;0 woo .Tad auo upgl o -TOW 2uTuTpluOO So2V-Tanaq IIL `s[1Lg1 `sa2L.zanaq OTIogOOTC ON •T :1TM-01 `sMOTTOJ Sp 'A1TTLdTOTunLu AUU UTg11M papnjOuT lou `Lpl-TOTq 'AlunoD .Tantg uLTpul 30 AJO1T.T-Ta1 aq1 uig1TM SO2V-TOnaq OTIogOOIL 3o OILS To s-Tnog oq1 aluln2a-1 AIluapuadapuT g1TMazaq Saop p-TUOg pTLS 1Lg1 `Lpl-Toi3 `Aiuno0-TOAT2l uLTpul 3O S.TauoTSSTUJUJOD A1uno0 ;o p-ivog ag1 Aq QFIA'IOSHN IT 29 NOI,Lfl'1OSFill The Board requested the County Engineer place no dumping signs in the Gifford area and also on the West `eTabasso Road, or to contact the State Road Department and have them put the signs up. The County Engineer presented two plats one to be called Cherry Wood Estates and the other Sun Acres, Section #2, and stated he would like the Board to approve these plats without a park area as they are both small subdivisions. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Comm- issioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board tentatively approves the Plat of Cherry Wood Estates and Sun Acres, Section #2 without a park area. The County Engineer stated that he would like to advertise for -materials for the coming year. Upon 1-otion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and carried, the Board authorized the advertis:i_nu for bids for Road and Bridge materials. The County Engineer stated he had received a letter from the State Road Department with reference to the proposed truck route around the City, and after reading their letter, in his opinion the roads over which the trucks would travel would not hold up to heavy truck traffic.. The Board stated they would not set up a truck route then at this time. The County Engineer stated he was going to be short about $8,000.00 in the Road, Bridge and Culvert account, and upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and carried, the following Item to'Item Transfer was approved: r? E S O i� IJ T I O N WHERF,AS, there is a total surplus o:i: y ,000.00 in the :oad & Bridge Fund of Indian Liver County under some items and which surplus exists after the payment of all necessary expenditures under such items for the current fiscal year; and WHEREAS, there is a deficiency in funds necessary to provide for the proper and authorized expenditures under some items in the Road & Bridge Fund; and WHEREAS, said items mentioned are a part of the same fund and the transfer from one item to another item in the same fund and is not a transfer from one fund to another fund; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that there is herewith transferred the sum of $3,000.00 from some items where there is a surplus to the items where there is a deficiency, according to detailed statement attached, all in' the Road & Bridge Fund of the current budget of Indian River County as provided by law. Item to Item Transfers EXP NJITiJI:LS TRANS: ERS A/C _ Name To F rom 431. Road, Bridge & Culvert $8,000.00 Reserve for Contingencies $8,000.00 Mr. Schmucker stated he needed a 40 foot right of way at the corner of U. S. #1 and 12th Street and would like to offer the owner, Mrs. Baumker an amount up to $1,000.00. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board approved the purchasing of the required right of way from Mrs. Baumker for $1,000.00. The County Engineer stated he would like to make a trade with Mr. Huffmaster for a 50 foot right of way for Oslo road by giving Mr. Huffmaster some 75 loads of fill dirt. He further stated they would just dump the fill and Mr. Huffmaster would spread it. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board approves the request of the County Engineer to trade 75 loads of fill dirt for a 50 foot right of way for Oslo Road with Mr. Huffmaster. The County Engineer sta ted that Mrs. Scarborough turned down the county's offer of $100.00 for a right of way on 12th Street. The Board requested the County Engineer contact Mrs. Scarborough and see would amount she will take for the required right of way. The Engineer stated he would like to destroy the houses on SRD 17 and 22. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, the County Engineer is authorized to destroy the houses on SRD 17 and 22 on U. S. #1 right of way. Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker appeared before the Board and gave a report of her activities for the Month of June, and said report was ordered filed. Mrs. Christensen requested she be allowed to place Warren Donaldson in a nursing home. Upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCulle rs and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the placing of Warren Donaldson in a nursing home. Mrs. Christensen stated she had received a letter from Mrs. Pettengill and that she would turn over all her money to the county if they would place her in a nursing home for the balance of her life. She further stated she had some $3000.00. The Board told Mrs. Christensen they would leave it up to her what she wanted to do about Mrs. Pettengill and would go along with her decision. Mickey Russell of Wabasso appeared before the Board and asked if the County had decided to leave the fences which the Davis's had put up on the road right of way where they are or whether they were going to have to take them down. The Board stated they were allowing the fences to stand. To further clarify the matter, Motion was made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried as follows: Pursuant to the request of Arnold and Jack Davis that the County temporarily permit that fences be put on the county road right of way maintaining however 25 feet separating the two fence lines. This does not relinquish public rights administered by the County in the entire right of way which has existed for a period of many years from back slope of ditch to back slop of ditch on either side of the road. Homer Fletcher appeared before the Board and requested an extension of time for equalization of the Tax Roll, and upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and carried, the following Resolution was adopted: •aoiggo s,jossassy aql go aopds xooTj aql 90 uoTIpzTTzgn u.,nuaxpw :1tuuad o:j uia:lsfs eons xoj paxinbaa swalT xaggo pup siauigpo 2u1TTT Kapssaoau aqi apTnoad of aozlgo szu go luawa2upaapaa aqq 2uTpnTouT `aoiggo umo sTu go spunT auq woaj tsupaw umo szu nq paaooad aossassV aqj jpgj.s:.sanbaa ?xpog aqj pup `ngxadoj d 90 Taoapd eons uopa Jo paooaa papo alaTdwoo anpq TTTM aoiTJO slaossassy aql Ipgq aapxo uz s2u!pTznq go adA3 pup spu-cx `saz-is 2uT:I:IoTd pup Qu-txnspaw 2uzpnT3tu: iwno0 aq:i uT Alxadoxd panoadwz To Taoapd uopa Iog walsKs xapuz paooaa papo ajaTduzoo p do -jas oa Iossassilxvl aq:j jo :sanbaa oul sanoaddp pxpou aLp :IpuL :panoa ddp spm uozlnTosaa cuzMOTTo3 aql `paTlaso XTsnoun upun pup saa;Tn0oJ4 aauoTsszwwo0 Xq papuooas `uOITTWUH aauotssTunuo0 Xq appw uo-r o uodn pup uo?ssnosTp aaulang awns aaigv •ja2pnq gxau aua uT zunowu up uons pxo33p IOU pTnoo Xagq palpls papo�j aqL •Xluno0 Dill uT Xaaadoad aul TTP ?o spapo pxooax Xlaadoad aapdaad of uuT3 p XoTdwa ig27w act jpgj os ga2pnq s,apax lxau aql uz paopTd aq 00'000`+7S$ Jo Iunoure up paisanbaa aagoIaTJ •ayy '0961 `jsn2nd go XPp puZ aqq aoj paxTg Pup 03 papualxa glzmaaau sT `3uTiaaw uoTgpzTTpnba aqi Ioj aunt: aul pup 096T IPDX auI aoj `ppTaoT4 `Xiuno0 aanzj upTpuT 30 sTTOI 3uawssassp aq: 30 uozlaTduioo Dog aw-rq aq:l :jpuj `ppTaoTd `X:Iuno1 aan-E�j upTpuT To saauoTssTumo0 Xjuno0 go_papog atl:t Xq CI-WOS M LI TJ `aaogaaagl `Mori `•096T apaA aql aOJ TToa 3uawssassp aql 90 uoTlaTdwoo aqi ao3 paainbaa sT aw7l Tpuo73Tppp pup aaglang gpgj `Xquno0 aq3 uT spupT go 2uipTntpgns go anjaTn Xq paaTnbaa 1Toa luawssassp XPI aul uo swalT XuPm 30 uoTITppp aqi pup �juno0 sTga uT Xiaadoad go sa2upuoxa pup saTps snoaaumu aqj of anp gpgq papog sTg3 pasTnpp seu saxpy go aossassy f�juno0 aqj `SVURHM N O I Z n z 0 S:,I N The Clerk of the Circuit Court (County Auditor) after tentatively as- certaining the proposed fiscal policies of the Board for the ensuing fiscal year, from the lst day of October, 1960, to the 30th day of September, 1961, prepared and presented to the Board a tentative budget for the ensuing fiscal year for each of the funds, as provided in Chapter 26374, Laws of 1951, including all estimated receipts, taxes to be levied, and balance expected to be brought forward, and all estimated expenditures, reserves and balances to be carried over to the end of the year, were ordered spread upon the minutes of the Board an is in words and figures as follows: GENERAL REVENUE FUND APPROPRIATIONS 211. Sal. County Commissioners 212. Sal. Clerk to Board 216. Sal. Supervisor of Registration 219. Sal. Attorney to Board 221. Fees, Clerk Circuit Court 224. Commissions Tax Assessor 225. Commissions Tax Collector 227. Inquests 241. Maintenance Courthouse 242. Maintenance Other Buildings 261. Elections, Regis. & Equipment 262. Legal Advertising Expense 263. Adv. Delinquent Taxes 265. Hospital Insurance Premiums 269. Admin. Co. Commissioners 270. Admin. Other Offices 275. Juv. Judges Sal., etc. 411. Sal. County Engineer 542. T. B. Hospitals 311. Sal. Sec. to Cir. Judge 562. Insanity Inquiries 563. General Welfare 564. Welfare Administration 565. Hospital Service for Indigent 671. County Service Officer & Expense 672. Civil Defense 676. Zoning Department 681. Agriculture 682. .Fire Control 683. County Parks 684. Indian River County Library 685. Publicity. - 811. Courthouse Furniture 916. Board of Public Instruction 921. Refund Total Appropriations Reserve for Contingencies Cash Reserve. TOTAL AMOUNT X9,300.00 5,100.00 2,700.00 4,300.00 3,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 250.00 10,450.00 1,500.00 4,760.00 1,500.00 800.00 1,700.00 11,000.00 22,200.00 5,630.00 8,400.00 3,000.00 3,600.00 1,500.00 16,600.00 6,600.00 17,555.00 2,600.00 2,750.00 5,300.00 9,090.00 14,574.00 9,000.00 4,800.00 1,800.00 5,600.00 20,000.00 500.00 267,959.00 26,795.90 25,000.00 319,754.90 00'009'T suoTgv2Tgsanul '99£ 00' 009 "75 JjTaagS 'sasuadxg ''79£ 00'009 saa3 uvToisXga-gsanbul 'T9£ 00'OOZ`T asuadxg TEuzwZzO a agp0 '6Z£ 00'006 saa3 zoanr 19 ssaulTm •8Z£ 00'000`L AJIV •soad 'saad •nu00 'LZ£ 00'000`+7 a8pnr •Aqo 'siso0 x? saa3 '£Z£ 00'000`ZT NaaTO 'sIso0 19 saa3 'TZ£ 00'6£L aajaodax 'q0 'Algd saIVIS •Issy 'TEs '6T£ 00'OOZ`£9 sazindaQ q JgTaagS 'TES '9T£ 00'008 AauaO3lV •so.zd -TPS '9T£ 00'00Z`Z sa?pnr 3Tnoaio fi Xiuno0 'TES 'TT£ ZNflOWv smilviudoxddv aNn3 gxnzl3-Ma 19 3r?I3 00'089`T6£ livZOZ £Z'6T6 69 aoupTuq gsp0 11'09L`TZ£ sidzaoax 'Isg 90 %56 8L''7£6 9T %g ssa7 55'569`8££ '7 sjdtaoax •:Is3 TV101 'TT6 00,000,9 £T asuaoTq a9uzanaq '8£T 00'000`£ asuaozq Tpuoz:judnoo0 'L£T 00'009 SZ xpy Tana aTozgan a0l0W 'ZTT 00'000`06 XauON 2uT3px 'STT 00'009`T'7 xvj sp0 snTdznS 'T-TTT 00'000 "7Z xul, sE0 3ggL *TIT S9'969`£LT STTT14 (S'S) saxpz quaaan0 -OCT ZNnOWV sgnN-{A'3 00'089`16£ MGM gVioz 00,000,0C *iS aiu asax gsEO 00'088`Z£ •Ju00 a03 -say 00*009c8Z£ £T suozlpiadoaddv Tploz 00'000 '7 saTaTTudzoiunN of xuy ppox 'TT6 00'005`6'1 £T :uawdtnbg 29 •goulq MaN ''7£8 00'00S`ZT Xem go lgSTx 'oad 3o 'dxg 'ZSt7 00 ' 000 ` SZ AuM go :jg2zx go. asEgoznd ' T S'7 00'000`ZL laanTno q a2pTiq 'ppox 'T£'7 00'000`5 anzjp. 3STUTwpy •+7Z+7 00'000`TT ITO 12 auTTosuO '£Z'1 00' 000 `0'7 quawdinbg go • juTET,T ' lli7 OO'oO0`Z 92uzpTTnq go •IuivW 'TZ'1 00'008`LOT$ aogp7 oaz3 'ST'1 ZNnowv sNOI S,KIx doxddd (INn3 agGINq '9 C[VOx 06'415L`6T£ 1TV101 89' £8T *iS aoupTEq NSPO ZZ'TLS`S9Z sjdiaoax •:ls3 30 %96 £'7' LL6 £T %S ssa3 99'8+79'6LZ sgdzaoax p9:lEurn3s3 TE101 00'005 £T saa3 ssaox3 'ZST 00'0'79 s:Iuax 'T9T 00'OOT`S lua2Zpul 01 pzy Tujzds0H '£ZT 00'006`8 slTuuaa 'VPTg '6£T 00'008 asuaot7 •00 sllua2V •suI '9TT 00'000`0Z LauoW !RutoEg ',•STT 00'00£ asuaotZ •Tay )R •x •g ''7TT STITH (£'L) saxLl juaaan0 *OCT IMONV SgnNgAgx GMn3 MME TYMN39 if FINE & FORFEITURE FUND APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNT 824. Sheriff's Equipment $ 4,.7)0.00 TOtal Appropriations 153,439.00 Sheriff's Res. for Cont. 12,400.00 County's Res. for Cont. 2,943.90 Cash Reserve 30,000.00 TOTAL 198,732.90 REVENUES AMOUNT 130. Current Taxes (2.9) Mills 91,532.18 144. Fines & Costs 65,000.00 160. Fees, Sheriff 6,000.00 Total Est. Receipts 162,532.18 Less 5% 8,126.61 95% of Est. Rec. 154,405.57 Cash Balance 44,377.33 TOTAL 198,782.90 CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND APPROPRIATIONS AIIOU JT 953. Reserve for Future Construction 44,488.00 841-1. Courthouse Addition 110,000.00 854. Voting Machines 4,500.00 Total Appropriations 158,903.00 Res. for Contingencies 10,000.00 TOTAL 168,988.00 REVENUES AMOUNT 115. Race Track Funds $80,000.00 Less 5% 4,000.00 95% of Est. Receipts 76,000.00 Cash Balance 92',988.00 TOTAL 168,980".00 The matter of an addition to the Courthouse was discussed and upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the employing of Dave Robinson, Architect to begin with the drawing of plans for an addition to the Courthouse. The several bills and accounts against the County, having been audited, were examined and found correct, were approved and warrants issued in settlement of same. Such bills and accounts being on file in.the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the warrants so issued from -the respective funds being listed in the Supplemental Minute Book as provided by the rules of the State Auditor, reference to such record and the list -so recorded. being made a part of these minutes. The County Depositories filed their monthly statement, showing receipts and disbursements of the various funds, which have been audited and found to'be correct. There being no further business, on motion made, seconded and carried, the Board then adjourned.